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Subject: cpuset at boot time or separating processes by CPU
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Hi list,

I'm with a need to run the cpuset for certain processes, for example:
run VirtualBox on CPU 1;
run firefox on CPU 0;
and the other processes are balanced between the CPU 0 and 1.

I can do this separation, but only with the root, but I need to do as
a regular user.

is it possible?


Regards,

Sylvio Cesar